karavelov

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by karavelov 6y ago
Yes, as the rest of the AWS database services it used Sesame street name. E.g. Elmo was Elastic Cache. Not flying was a joke from the early design period, I heard. At the end it took off pretty well.
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by karavelov 6y ago
Was it named BigBird because it is never going to fly?
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by karavelov 6y ago
The scandal was about G15, G14 is fine as far as I heard.
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by karavelov 6y ago
It is owned to EU people as the extracted profits from EU were transferred to Ireland and not taxed due to loop hole in Irish law
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by karavelov 6y ago
Sounds worse than explicit fake from Aliexpress.
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by karavelov 6y ago
> So for this particular test the interesting comparison would be against Epyc Rome, which is also 8 channel DDR4-3200 and is up to 64 physical cores. Some different benchmarks that include the Epyc Rome and Graviton2 instances: https:&
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by karavelov 6y ago
There are already some benchmarks: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=epyc-ec2...
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by karavelov 7y ago
Broadcom sues Netflix for its success: You’re stopping us making a fortune from set-top boxes, moans chip designer
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Broadcom Sues Netflix(theregister.co.uk)
17 points by karavelov 7y ago|6 comments
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by karavelov 7y ago
Nowdays merged into wasmtime: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime
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by karavelov 7y ago
If they didn't invest in research, how were they first to market with 5G solutions?
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by karavelov 7y ago
I don't think anybody expects Intel to do anything in that case. What is expected is not to cripple performance when running on competitors CPUs.
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by karavelov 7y ago
Your function is frozen if there is no active invoke in progress. So no, ssh or minecraft server will not work, unless you make them communicate over Lambda invocations.
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by karavelov 7y ago
Neither Haskell nor Rust have subtype polymorphism, TypeScript does. Haskell and Rust have type classes (traits), TypeScript does not. Etc.
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by karavelov 7y ago
It already handles Option returns through ? shorthand.
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by karavelov 7y ago
It's the biggest region, if it breaks it breaks in us-east-1.
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by karavelov 7y ago
Look at the controls behind the gear shift stick - not much but still similar to what Mazda does with the audio controls. BTW, I have never used the hazard button while the car is in motion or at least driving very slowly.
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by karavelov 7y ago
Finally we are back to Citroen CX design putting controls on the center console: https://photos.smugmug.com/Other/86-Citroen-DX-Prestige/i-Cv...
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by karavelov 7y ago
What about updating also the beta channel, I am using 67.0b16 and I still think I am affected because, not updates since and all the addons are shown as "ALLOWED IN PRIVATE WINDOWS"
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by karavelov 8y ago
Apart from memory safety issues, there are type safety issues that can cause equal security harm. Go's approach of casting interface{} back and forth is as dangerous as allowing malloc/free. The worst part is that the language des
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by karavelov 8y ago
The killer cards in question, both mine and the one in the Dell laptop, use the ath10k driver. I had some problems with other cards (e.g. QCA988X as AP) but not with this chip specifically.
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by karavelov 8y ago
I replaced intel wifi with Killer's, not sure if it's exactly the same model but it uses the same chip QCA6174. IMHO Atheros provides the best support under Linux.
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by karavelov 8y ago
Flash cells leak and degrade. Some firmwares also have bugs - not refreshing cells frequent enough even if the drive is powered. The leaks are even worse on high-write-endurance enterprise drives. Make sure you read the specs and don't
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by karavelov 8y ago
Yes, may be I read it the wrong way. I later noticed the authors. BTW, thank you for your part at making it the best compression library for wide variaty of cases.
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by karavelov 8y ago
Previously the license was BSD (as my commit above shows). v1.0 moved it to BSD+GPL2+Patent clause that is not more open-source than just BSD. After concerns from the community the patent clause was dropped, a little bit after React.
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by karavelov 8y ago
The dictionary data in not personally identifiable, so no need to do anything. At least this is my understanding of GDRP, I am not a loyer.
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by karavelov 8y ago
> Two years ago, Facebook open-sourced Zstandard v1.0... Bullshit, Zstd was open-source from the very beginning, they just hired Yann and moved the project under facebook org. How do I know? I have written the JVM bindings [1] since v0.1
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by karavelov 8y ago
AMD Bulldozer and later arch supports AVX, what Ryzen adds is AVX2 instructions.
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by karavelov 8y ago
Yes, the executor is that loop. Here is an older blog about Rust futures that is still relevant: http://aturon.github.io/2016/09/07/futures-design/
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by karavelov 8y ago
"We found that the above conditions do not hold in some AMD processors. Consequently, our attack does not work on these AMD processors."

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